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Contact: Greg Smith, 662-680-4024
Contact: John Hearne, 662-840-7582
TUPELO – The section of Natchez Trace Parkway from Milepost 262 to 266 near Tupelo, MS is scheduled to reopen this afternoon. Drivers should be aware that there will be significant changes in traffic patterns in front of Parkway Visitor Center (mp 266) as the result of improved striping. One-lane closures may be utilized as the remaining road work is completed.
“This marks the completion of a project that started in July 2021, at Milepost 257,” said Chief of Maintenance Greg Smith, “Crews are working on the final touches of the project. Please slow down and watch for workers in the area.”
The Natchez Trace Parkway is 444 miles long, passing through three states. Detours remain in place near Cherokee, AL. For the latest information on closures and, detours please visit www.nps.gov/natr , Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter.
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Last updated: December 28, 2021